The Washington critic., 1887-12-21
STORIES FROM THE LIPS
or Well known Citizens that Sound LII
tho liarxclnus TnIcs of Oriental Climcs


the Marvellous Tales OF Oriental Chimes.
| have just completed an investigation Of
The most remarkable cures ever perforncdin
this country, and, as far as history knows, in
the world at least for the past 800 years.
The facts am about togive are greater than
the average man will believe though not a
that I give but what can be proven
by the sworn testimony of many.
The physician perform Dg these cures is
one who has for years been at the head of
the greatest and most successful practice in
this country, who has without doubt per-
formed the most wonderful cures ever
wrought in America.
For many years he has been the most sue
cessiul physician in this country, and his
cures have been regarded as miracles of the
century. His patients are among the great
est mon, the greatest professional and great
est minds of the world Whatever may be
said from prejudice, no ono can deny that
these wonderful cures arc performed; that
he has robbed death of its victims in thou
sands of instances, and changed the sick
bed of suffering into a couch of case. How
he does these things no one seems to know.
but that he cures when others fail, that he
controls disease in its mysterious complies
tions and changes
~ DEATHS PRESENCE,
the diving bed into the pillow of health, no
one can deny. His treatment and cures
have been most thoroughly investigated by
the leading journals, deepest thinkers, ablcst
and most severe critics of this age, and by
all he has been pronounced the miraculous
healer Of the nineteenth century.
The physician we speak of is DIR. Il, z.
Flower Of Boston, Mass. Professor X. I.
Humiston of New Haven, Conn. vino is
one Of the greatest educators of our country,
being an allopathc physician himself, oc-
cupying for years the chairs of chemistry
and toxicology in leading allopathic col
lege; for ten years president of the Cleveland
Female Seminary, at Cleveland, Ohio, for
the last Ave years member ofthc
ROYAL SOCIETY
of Chemists of London, says, in recent
letter to the Hartford Post, that he has been
intimate with Dr. Flower for years, and has
watched carefully his treatment of all kinds
of disease that DR.. Flower, several years
ago, treated and cured his son of q supposed
incurable disease, after the leading phys-
clans of Philadelphia had failed in their
treatment to benefit him.
That before his investigation of DR..
Flower and his treatment of disease, he had,
on. account of his professional prciudices,
years investigating DIR. Flowers work as q
physician, and that truth and candor COM
PEELED him to say that he believed him to be
the greatest and most successful physician in
the world
Professor Humiston then relates several
cures made by DIR. Flower some years ago
that are at the present time cures. One was
little girl, nine years old, of Camden. N. j.,
who had not walked step since she was
two years old that her limbs were emacia-
ted and twisted out of shape; that she had
been treated by the leading physicians and
surgeons of Philadelphia and abandoned by
them as incurabe that in n few months DIR
Flower restored this child TO perfect health,
symmetry of form and beauty, which she
enjoys to this day. He recites q remarkable
cure of the son of prominent Philadelphia
lawyer, which sounds more like an Apostle
lie cure than anything VIC have ever heard
He says
was sitting in DR.. Flowers office one
afternoon when Byron Woodward entered
greatly excited. II have come for you, DIR
Flower, and you must go with me; my little
boy is dying with spinal meningitis. He
has been in comatosc state for several
hours and gradually sinking. have had
the best physicians of the city attending
him. A few hours ago they pronounced
him incurable, and say he cannot possibly
live longer than tomorrow morning. You
arc my last hope, doctor; for Gods sake
come His mothers heart is breaking"
DR.. Flower started Immediately for the
train to West Philadelphia, to the home Of
Mr.. w. When he reached the house the boy
was dying, his breathing was short and Ia
bored-all In the sick room were in tears
DR.. Flower put dropof something upon his
tongue, put his right hand upon his fore
head, his left hand hold of tho pulse, and il
less than half an hour the dying patient wa
cool, the congestion was removed, thu
I.. l,..t, t1. l...,
opened his eyes from out of the valley o
death sat up amid the tears and praises I,
God of a dozen or more who were standing
around tho bed.
! $50 HE WAS CURED.
"Give him something to eat" said DR.
Flower, and shaking hands with the parents
who were weeping for joy, bidding hi
| little patient good-by, he hastened to til,
tram, returning Immediately home. rhes
| facts were witnessed by nearly twenty peo
Pile, who will corroboIatc every statement
| Another cure cited by Professor lIumistoi
| was that of a young man. He says: 81 saw
the young man brought to the doctor
office on u bed. His physicians had pro
nounced his case
HOPELESS PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
He had terrible cough and was mucl
emaciated. The second visit the young maj
came without his bed, and in short tim
he was entirely cured"
Professor Humiston recitcs number o
these seemingly miraculous cases in detail
He then described DR.. Flowers diagnosis
powers. He says:
CDR. Flower never asks n patient to de
scribe his disease, as he can tell the patien
his trouble quicker and more accuratel,
than the patient can.tell himself that thi
| statement will be verified by thousan nd
whose disease Dr. Flower has diagnosed il
this marvellous manner; that the doctor dis
claims anything >tpcT'gtural in 1t, thougl
he does not explain how he does II. Pro
fcssor Humistun further describes many o
these marvellous examinations witnessed b,
himself which would not seem possibl
short OF
DIVINE AID,
In speaking of Dr. Flowers patients, h
says they are largely of sho Representative
people Of the different business and profcs
sions OF the country He closes by sayinj
that the question as TO how DIR. Flower doe
these things still remains unanswered, bu
that he has arisen to and holds the position
OF conqueror of
SICKNESS AND DEATH
is good news as well as great truth.
The Chicago Times of December 0 devote,
two columns to DIR. Flowers miracuou
cures recently performed in Minnesota ant
Wisconsin. 1t details the cure Of little bo,
of \. Il. Schladuiska of Winona, Mimi.
states that from almost his birth he had beer
helpless with paralysis of the limbs ant
spine; could not move or turn himsel
around upon the floor. He had frightfull,
large protubeyant abdomen, while his legs
emaciated to skin and bone, were mere pipe
stems, also posterior curvature of the spine
that his parents had had him treated by tn
leading physicians of the State without an,
benefit whatever, and that they had tinall,
pronounced him incurable. As last resor
they took their child 10 DR.. Flower, who, il
n few months time, made an absolute cure
| in the language of the mother. The forme
lump of suffering, deformity and pain be
came, under the treatment of DR.. Flower,
straight, erect, plump
| AND HEALTHY BOY.